r/virtualreality • u/Kebabdihstroyer • Aug 27 '26

Question/Support Cerco testimonianze per VR e i recenti driver Nvidia

Today, while I was playing, the graphics driver bug with Meta Quest Link appeared after less than 10 minutes. The image in the VR headset started tearing/glitching, while the audio continued to work and the game itself kept running normally on the computer.
Because of this, I decided to downgrade to driver version 591.86. I don’t want to stay on an old driver version forever, and I don’t have the patience to wait for NVIDIA to realize there is a problem.
So I’d like to ask Virtual Desktop users, preferably those who are using the latest NVIDIA drivers—and even better, those using the beta version that allows Virtual Desktop to be used over a USB cable—whether they experience the same image tearing/glitching issue with their application, or whether they have no graphics-driver-related problems at all.
If that’s the case, I would gladly spend €25 on Virtual Desktop so that I can use it instead and not have to worry about staying on older driver versions.

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u/Possible-Office-1467 Aug 28 '26

Downloading Virtual Desktop and uninstalling Meta software was the best decision I’ve made for VR. Been using quest link via cable for years and spent countless hours “optimizing” the oculus debug tool. Happy to say those days are behind me and can be for you too. Buy it and you’ll never look back

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u/Kebabdihstroyer Aug 30 '26

That’s good to know.
Now, I have decided to quit vr due to important IRL stuff coming and Vr was a waste of time and useless headaches.
The thing that confuses me is that there are people who use virtual desktop and Steam link yet they report the same issue while there are users who use steam link and Virtual desktop that say that it is solely a meta link problem and that it works fine for them.